This week in Chinese EVs.
The Ferrari Luce grabbed most of the spotlight this week, but China’s EV industry continues to make headlines. Here are some worth checking out: * Reuters: Chinese auto brands grabbed more market share in Europe last month. * InsideEVs: China’s regulators are cracking down on EV gimmicks, like hidden handles and steering yolks. * BBC: US, European, and Japanese automakers are struggling to keep up with the pace of i…
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